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Cybersecurity awareness quiz

20 minutes 21 slides, 16 livestudio Runs with Presentations Studio

Sixteen questions in three rounds: phishing, passwords and MFA, and everyday security. Teams answer on phones; every answer explained.

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Can you spot the scam?

A cybersecurity awareness quiz in three rounds

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In short

A phishing quiz tests whether people can spot scam emails, texts and calls. This pack has 16 questions in three rounds, phishing, passwords and MFA, and everyday security such as USB drops and tailgating, with every answer explained. Teams answer on their phones, which makes awareness training a game.
Time
20 minutes
Questions
16 in 3 rounds
People
6 to 200, in teams
Plan
Presentations Studio

Updated October 4, 2026

The questions

  1. 1Can you spot the scam?
  2. 2Phishing
  3. 3Which is the strongest sign an email is phishing?It uses your first name · An urgent request to log in via a link · It arrived on a Monday · It has a logo live
  4. 4A link points to paypal.com.secure-login.net. Whose site is it?PayPal's · Your bank's · Nobody's · secure-login.net's live
  5. 5What is phishing by text message called?Vishing · Whaling · Smishing · Spoofing live
  6. 6The 'CEO' emails asking you to buy gift cards quickly and keep it quiet. What do you do?Verify through a known channel and report it · Buy them; it's the CEO · Reply to ask why · Forward it to a colleague live
  7. 7You clicked a link and entered your password. What now?Hope for the best · Delete the email · Report it to IT right away and change the password · Wait to see if anything happens live
  8. 8Passwords and MFA
  9. 9Which of these is the strongest password?P@ssw0rd! · Summer2024! · lamp-orbit-velvet-cactus-river · Qwerty123456 live
  10. 10What does multi-factor authentication (MFA) add?A longer password · A second proof, like a code or security key · A password reminder · Faster logins live
  11. 11You get an MFA prompt you didn't ask for. What do you do?Approve it to stop the alerts · Ignore it · Approve it once · Deny it and report it live
  12. 12Best way to keep a different strong password for every account?A password manager · A notebook on your desk · The same password with a number added · A spreadsheet called passwords live
  13. 13Why is reusing one password on several sites risky?It isn't, if it's strong · One breach exposes all the others · Sites will block you · It expires faster live
  14. 14Everyday security
  15. 15You find a USB stick in the parking lot. What do you do?Plug it in to find the owner · Keep it · Plug it into a home computer · Hand it to IT without plugging it in live
  16. 16Someone without a badge follows you through a secure door. What do you do?Politely ask them to badge in or go to reception · Hold the door; it's polite · Ignore it · Follow them live
  17. 17You're leaving your desk for two minutes. What do you do?Nothing; it's only two minutes · Turn off the monitor · Lock your screen · Close your email live
  18. 18What does ransomware do?Shows pop-up ads · Encrypts files and demands payment · Slows down your internet · Steals your mouse clicks live
  19. 19You need to work from a café's public Wi-Fi. What's safest?Connect and work as usual · Only open email · Turn off your firewall · Use the company VPN or your phone's hotspot live
  20. 20A caller from 'IT support' asks for your password to fix your account. What do you do?Give it; they're from IT · Give only half of it · Refuse, hang up and call IT on a number you know · Email it to them instead live
  21. 21When in doubt, report it

How to run it

  1. 1Play in teams of three to five, one phone per team, so people talk through each answer.
  2. 2Give 20 seconds per question, reveal, then read the explanation from the notes.
  3. 3Keep score on a whiteboard and announce the leaders at each round break.
  4. 4End by showing exactly how to report a suspicious email in your company, and run it again for Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October.

Questions people ask

What are good cybersecurity quiz questions?
Spotting phishing signs and fake domains, smishing and vishing, what MFA adds, why not to approve unexpected MFA prompts, password managers, USB drops, tailgating and locking your screen.
How do you make security awareness training engaging?
Turn it into a team quiz with real examples, explain every answer, and finish by showing exactly how to report something suspicious.
How do you spot a phishing link?
Hover over it and find the name just before the first single slash. That's the real site: paypal.com.secure-login.net belongs to secure-login.net, not PayPal.

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